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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-02


Eiienshufuh IL revealing in snow, and
cutters by she bear sonmAnd the aver
aes salary Of year.
n. 4 Ovens isft raaaday fog the
Soand 70 orEsaiae az engineering party
IN the interest q tAs Seattle. Lake
shore and Eastern RaslFoad Company.
EneiaeeF Hasasy h Engaged IN tbs
sane vork 80 Tits side Of the uaasa-
tAins and vii ~ oaos take bis party
into the Saoqaalnie pass.
FsidAv. ths sls inst. a CAiaesa
Eunw kackak a the sront vas throwh
undes . laoomosive uith the FeSalt Of
losing q hand And having Its bad
mashed ainsast - = pulp. ne celestial
sti.l lives eat be Is sac1 wreck thai be
hates himself.
New. J. a. Deasiz, q Spokane Falls.
i GOV n this city aud vail oPen = Pm
0ata erhool Ia tie Nethodisi ball. Asn
dzy. Tee reverend gentleman coaaes
sell recomsseadct and TIE Siesei
wishes hisn szesesA IL safasient ea-
co1rARenaBt h gives be wiii establish
an ac2demY - q eosi o. e6Gln % a.
wards. dazsnR tue coustnG sa@maE.
TheFN l. eFeNi danger that ali work
a TIE frcai uili have - sop. a. lsAsa
Nsisan hennett's portiun Of H. The
We'd TOT the laansl socipes UAs hauled
uAde feF = keaxy aAeU. Tee asne %
true II tie matter e feed fuE Ne haeses
and nag Renaest Il mAkine An sfsFt.
watch wtii pzaoAhif prove fsaillcaa. -
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-02

Joa Ryan has been circulating a pa
per the past week securing names Tor
the parpese OF organizing military
company 81 Ooifax-
TIE Collar Milling company have se
cured The services Of anotheF hrst class
milles, q Mr.. West, Of California, Who
arrived this week.
Messrs q. W. Becker and J. Blocker
have about completed arrangements for
The erection, shortly, % = two-stoTy
brick balidinQ on tue lot Owned jointly
BY thesn, between the poatoftice build
Inc and the Cracker bakery. Tue build
toe will Be 3x60 % The ground. and
work will commance a. soon - the
weather permits. A portion of the low
or door viii hs used as tie postofiee.-
Cellar Ceansoaer.
while DIGGING . veil Il George Vie.
bsr'a. q rope broke dropping . boz allied
with reck. . feed, 10 the bottom Of the
well. striking George Enziehart on the
head, inaietine q severe has not dan.
from death.
Cal swinzIe and Link Ewing. en-.
plsysd for souae tine past IN cutting
wood on :. 81. Watts laEd Al Eiberton.
skippsd cat this week, leavins Mr.. Wait
about $50 Loser. Il sreus thai the men
wefs Interested vita Mr.. Wait in the
uood busiuesa and wers WORKING fss .
certain per sent az stu@page. Taking
ADVANTAGE Of this esnnsotion they col
lecsed for woo3 sold. pockeisd The pro
cseds and soaebt pAstufee see. -Cosfaz
CASTLE.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-14
CARROLL ON WINE.

~, Admit, Thni the amendment
NiIIProhibit IL, Manufacture
Tor Domestic purposcs
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al IIIsfrom head % Toe. For The one spocidc
purpose. or circulars giving full Information
address CheNer Electric Belt Co. los Wash,
nEien street Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-08
BROOKLYN.

In Justice Kcnna's yesterday, Paul S. IIinze,
a confectioner, OF No. 3o7 Myrteave., charged his
wife, Sarah Z. Hnze, with trying 70 XIII him with
poison In a cup Of coffee Mrs Hlnzo dehieu the
charge and gave $1,000 ball.
Tho man known as DR.. Mendelsohn, who was
arrested last week In NewYork for swindllng jewel
lers has been identified by Jacob Morch, Broadway
jeweiur, as the person who purchased =
diamond ring worth $3.50 and gave worthless cheek
In payment.
President william Richardson, OF tho Atlantic
Avenue Railroad, In company with Jesse Johnson
rep esenng the property owners OF CentraEavo went
to Albany yesterday TO ask the Attorney General to
annul the charter OF the Broadway Railroad on the
ground that the company does not intend TO build
III Mr. Richard wins his case IL Is understood that
he will at once build a cable road from Evergreen
Cemetery TO the Fulton Ferry.
John Gale age forty, OF No. 70 BarBettst., died
yesterday from the effects OF blow by baseball
which he received Saturday afternoon while cross
Ing vacant lot in the rear OF tho 4Ith Kegimcht
arniory, where some boys were playing ball. Tue
detectives investigating the case
Officer sprague, OF the Sixth Sub Precinct was be-
fore Justice Kenna yesterday charged by william
Il. Hughes, colorei hot vender, with assault.
sprage denied the charge and was admitted TO DALI
Tho General Term of tho Supreme Court for The
Second Judicial department VIII begin on Monday.
Chief Justice barnard and ASSOCIATE JUSTICES Dyhan
and Pratt will preside.
The Kings County Democratic Club, which includes
about all tho present city officials and prominent
Democrats OF the county, had cambake at College
Constructor Pook, Of the Navy Yard
motion was made before Judge Pratt yesterday by
James 7. dwell city clerk and clerk of the Police
Court Of Long Island city. for mandamus to compel
the payment OF his salary for tho last quarter. Mayor
Gleason claims that Olw ell has alredy drawn $500
than IL due him and for that reason refuses ia
sign the warrant Tho court reserved Its decision.
Ex-Policoman John A. Fox, who was discharged
from the force some time ago for clubbing rounds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-08
GREAT RACING EXPECTED TO-DAY.

The club has provided for days sport card OF
brilliant promise In fact the Flight Stables, Stuyve-
SAINT RaceIand Emperor Norfolk all start, will be
one OF the really great contests the year Racelsnd
could have the two year-od race yesterday In
can started, but his owners preferred To
reserve him the Flight Stakes today Both he and
Emperor OF Norfolk will carry weight penalties OF ten
pounds each while Stuyvesant escapes without ary Race
land and the Emperor superb woyeaOld but TO set
them OF giving StuyvssAnt IN his present rm ten
pounds much. And stuyves rt Viii DO ridden
bv Garrison who give any boy OF 100 pounds abont
ton m riding shouli the Flight stakes
while Raceand should beat the Emperor for The place
Raceand to be easier horse for light Jockey 10
handle the Emperor s The Emperor sluggish and
great colt he often needs hard driving haoeiand IL
more willing and his last race very fast
In september stakes Laggard will have big job TO
concede fifteen pounds Bevdere But he "a ne slayer
and excellent weehtcarrer so Laggard should win the
September with Bevdere second as the journey toe long
for Kingston - - -, -, a., o,--,
Voabte has poor field against him that he should win
the III race, HousatoDc second.
These the entries IN full
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-08
NETWORK CITY.

+. C. Carter, one Of the English athletes who are
10 take part in the American Amateur games, arrived
yesterday on the Queen.
Henry Blggard, the sailor the English bark
Maggie Fraser who threw a knife at August Heitsch,
mate OF tho vessel on Monday. arragned yester-
day before Commissioner Osborne. The wounds In
tho request OF the acting British Consul General Mr.
Hoare, Biggard held to await tho result 0i
Heitsch's injuries.
President French of the Police Board who has been
seriously III at Sag IarbOr for week, IL improving.
Collector Magoue has appointed Charles S. Storms,
a school teacher from Oradell Bergen County, y. j.,
a customs clerk In class AT a salary Of $1,000.
Mr.. Storms Is a strong Democrat, but a friend of
Mr.. FaiOn, another school teacher rom the same
place. WHO received n similar appointment n few
we, Ia ago Mr.. Faillon II Republican, but MIR.
Storms Is expected TO convert him.
-. r. 1.-THE French Transatlantic Company has
recently built five steamships, which are among
in 1872; tho Champagne, Bourgogne, Bretagnc and
Gascogne In 1856
Brown & Co., who formerly kept restaurant at
No. 3uo Bowery, which was complained Of as filthy,
deny that they moved out Saturday. They sold
their business on June l.
On and after Monday, october Q, the trial days OF
the Eighth Judicial District Court will be Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays.
"The Record and Guide has issued a neat book
containing the New-York building law, law limit
ing height OF dwelling houses, laws for extinction
and prevention Of fires, etc, tenement house law,
mechanics lien law, act for protection OF life ana
limb and a directory OF architects.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-08
THE GIANTS COLLAPSE AGAIN.
THEY FALL BEFORE WASHINGTON.
LOUISVILLE DEFEATED BY THE NETS, AND BROOK
Lynn BY ST. LOUIS


arelessuess Indifference and lain IS were the ehe
character sues Of the work performed by the New'ioA
nlayes m the game at Polo Grounds yesterday agas
the washing on club such playing In other games
this season has been one OF the reasons why INC so
called Giants will not win the pennant The Local hne
pIaved a good game neld In the MAN, but swinging
the hat seemed u be much excrton Tor then Inc
Washington players were not In laundering mood, ana
consequently the local players were beaten Gore s"as
geed on the aeld tLe game had been hnishea ana
Mr. Day sat looking him dumbfounded at the players
insoence, but did MOI call back Many players have
been aned heavily for q smaller offence. Wclch ptcheu
I'm excellent form except In the third inning when nc
seemed to lose cunning In curying the ball Ligh'
showers stopped the game twice. but resumed esch
time after few minutes delay Less than 1000 people
were preset The clue started for Boston after the
game and will to the Polo Grounds until sep
TENDER 20.
The local players put out In quick order In inc
first inning and also In the second In the second inning
the Washington players scored Myers made hit
and Carroll got first error by O'Rourke. Don
nelys out advanced Myers to third and Wild throw py
WEIGH sent Myers In the third inning the visiting
players added four thor but there was
The y ew- York men made their first actual basehit In
the afth inning, and that scratch anar by oespe
The onookers were getting extremely nervous when the
inning finished and there were s no runs Tor new
York In the inning the home players scored run
Called balls and scored two hit right Geld BY
Ward The first real hearty applause or the game
greeted the In the ninth inning the New-fork men
made Teran was struck by tched Dali,
Ace ont and scored a similar play by Conner. The
score was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-08
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK... WEDNESDAY. SEPT z.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Iudgate Hill CBr, Brown. london Aug 90 and
"a with mdse horses aud l12 passengers TO Hen
Queenstown rs with mdss ami O7s passengers to I'm.
derhill Co Arrived At the Bar at 10 M .,u,s an,
Queenstown 26 with mdss and $40 passengers 10 w
Hurst Arrived at the Bar at Il IN.
Is with odse To Hogan Sons Arrived at the Bar ~
y lOam. a..
~ with mse and 49, passengers to Austin BALDWIN
a Co Arrived ut the Bar at 30a NJ. 49,
ndse and l6z Kunhart Co. Arrived At tho
steamer Leeram ptch) stenge Rotterdam Aug 2e with
1913 passengers TO Funch EdTs Co. Arrived a
steamer Valencia wooirck Aug g. Puerto Ca
p gliss palett' Arrived al tho i,ar al $50 m.
steamer Edith Golden tBr Bsnn,tt Port Maria and st
AIMS Bay lays with ru TO Vessels Co. Arrived 1t
steamer Liberia tNor) Danielson Baracoa days with
fruit 10 II Dumois. Arrived at tho Bar at pm.
and passengers TO Alexandra Sons Arrived At the Bar
at 10. 30 am.
steamer Nueces Boser Galveston days. with mdse and
Tallahassee Daggett Savannah days with mdse
and passengers 10 Henry Yonge.ir.
Steamer Breakwater. Dole. West Point AMI Newport
News with mise and passengers TO Old Dominion ss Co
Steamer Richmond Boaz Newport News and Norfolk. with
mise AMI passengers to Old Dominion IS Co
Steamer Chas Mayer Hand Baltimore with coal to Con-
ship General Mcclellan Kenney. London July % with
mdse to order vessel to J. w Elwell 4 Co.
Bark Annie stafford of st John. NB Peck Iloo 1876 days.
with sugar order. vessel To J W Parker a Co.
Bark Robert Bo-nard (br. Andrews London 80 days.
Bark Victory (Br Leighton Minattlan SO daya with
hosany and cedar TO Ward 4 Co.
Bark John Rctman Ray Port Spain Trinidad 20 days.
days. with asphaii e order, vessel to swan 4 Son.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-08
cr nm rrvy,s on STATEN ISLAND.

TIE Climb tennis tournament Staten Island Cricket
and Baseball Club was continued yesterday on the grounds
at The ronnd OF the singles was competed
and part second played The heavy ina ana y
kent many The doubles will be played To-Day
and the TOUR ament finished The score was
SINGLES
NJ, po,,dr Cary heat r. e HILL 6l SO f. W. Gould
beat W Cunnineha SIS. o. 50; J. wanwright beat
w H. HYDE default: b. Robinson beat F. g. Ianhon ~
6.3i Cyril Wilson Rank by default - snrlvor
beat r. aldo bv defnult r. 81 Walker oea a. yonr
8.y SO Gordon 4. Willis beat IL. g. Redmond Dy deiaut
Samuel Rrnthingham q bye. - - =, 49,. a., go
Sscond Round6orton A. Wills pest C"S, ,v,I.or
r. ST. q. Walker beat IT, j. Shriver 6-l, oi Cyrh "SoA
beat b. Robinson SO (undnishedD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-08
WATCHING ENGLISH CHAMP oNs PRACTICE

That the medals 100 go and 0yard running and Tor
pole vautng danger all who saw Wood and Kay per-
yester the Manhattan Club grounds VIII agree
clubs third members invitation meet
ing Eight sixti-st and Eghthavc grounaA ny
curiosity to see page great He home to Phade
pha Tuesday after Jumping i've feet anu nino nchos
right after geins on tho steamer lie
~ back for yesterdays games out was det~Ineu
track Judge and Ray WAS enc OF Tue Ju gosoI
the held After the games were over nc
satisfied and women no SIN cro"ueu lno
Wood has tns stride and russ IN perect ion ne
Oh yard dash and then with half dozen Msnha
the 220 ards path He eascd mp before the
time about twenty three seconus
marvellous speed had been SHOWN 1n e
split seconds lowed 22 40 ray oevsuts
re- uliary pole Of remev hight wool when mas
three prongs nstsa OF spike such as Amercans use
calls " Drew cheers the spectators. NO one would
thnl the beginning OF his leap that ne woua
within four feet OF getting over inc DAT sna
hold their time no tries H. LOT
failure When hts pole II exacy porpon
h. 10 climb upon IL Ike monkey ascendinK
lightning DDS and he gets as high as TIE par ne
hitlo do tho other side oil IT, he Vau
ed more practice yesterday just how high
his friends carefully concealed q
sti another champion arrived yesterday IL was w -
Clarke Wisconsin who beat LANCE In tho champion
shlp England Juy TIE spectators OF rcsterhays
games LANCE 10 hall mile In m - 20 Sec WON'T
give up the though
the GEORGE W. Carr the referee with H. Ioutnoy,
stourbridgs England o. Wood Backheath Harrier Epe
land and Mr. sacks track Judges Thomas hay gYersohs
Cricket Club En- sand. and A. Stuart aud W. j. swan OF
the Manhattan. hsld Judges The timers were HOSTS
Avery, West, Hughes and Heggeman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-08
NEW-.JERSEY.

BAYosxK-Jnia Muilancy age elshteen daughter Of en
Freebooter Muaney mysteriousy disappeared Wei
aeo has been She is now IN Philadelphia wnere
az she IA supporting herself ing music lessons
NEW BRUsswIcK-A broken axle freight car In train
on tho Camden Amboy Railroad az Ernst S g
aus wreck of thirteen loaded which were ped up
on the track delaying trains for hours The danagS wiz
$4,000 Two braksmen were lnlute' ~
seriously tho accident hoport potss ,.aa,vs1nj
hill for all honOrably discharged soldiers ana also
prgsd that the body OF General Judson kirkpatrick be
brought 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-08

TAILOR, game club. beat A. E. Wright sno n "is"'
Iribfty College, 81. g., 4-6, o. ..r,s c,ph.
h D. sears gwood and Ut: Dwigns, s anS g Se W
Carroll J. POST, Brooklyn i,ii ie m os'' "N
H. Tsylor westsheses Tenn ns G hsa sns Camp
he'll Brookiyn Heights Tennis Cub, and A. Duryeo'
rs sea and Dr. Dwight beat Colgate and
siocum and Taylor be Shaw and Taylor el-unhnishea
Referee, Hitch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-08

BURGLARS TRY TO ESCAPE FROM THE TONBS
Charles Malone and Michael Sullivan, two burglars
who were imprisoned In the Tombs aw ating arraign-
men In the Court Of General Ses sons for burglary
committed at the Hudson Coffee Mills, No. 100 Cherry
st. on August i, tried to escape al an early hour on
Tuesday morning. The cell which they occupied to-
Qether was No. AZ on the tier OF the male prison.
with q long narrow window barely wide enough for an
ordinary squeeze through, being only ten inches
in width while it about twenty-five feet above the
paved court outside. II had steel bar one inch In
diameter running through the middle OF the opening
which with four heavy Iron plates secured to the
surrounding masonry The prisoners began their work
about midnight, and when Keepers Clarke and Evers
were making their rounds ut $3.50 the light OF their
bul.eye lantern fell suspicious little heap OF
mortar the iron cot In No. Al Upon entering tue
cell they found only prisoner Sullivan Malone nad
gone through the window after breaking the iron par
and removing the iron grating outside thorough
search revealed Malone hiding In a closet near the
Whte-s wall OF tho prison. He said that ne nad IN
tended until the butcher came at $3.50 ana thcn
make a dash for liberty through the Special sessions
door, Sullivan, being corpulent man. was oDiigeu W
say behind when his comrade got through the WINDOW
Examination showed that some one had sawed the IRON
bar nearly In two before the present attack uon IT, anu
that IL had broksn with piece OF nat par wnicn
Warden thinks must have been smuggled into the
cell by some minor prisoner who was allowed tho
freedom OF the yard. ,,.
Both men Headed guilty to the charge OF burglary In
the General Sessions Court yesterday and were SEN
in Sing Sing. They will be taken there to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-08

Runs sarned-New.York o. Washington. l. Two.baso hits
Ward !. Lett on b.scs-NewYork. A. wsshinxton,
tolon pAss-Connor Double plays Richardson and Con.
nor Myers aud Shock. shock and OBren. Ghligan and
bals-Teruan 2. Connor ]. Richard
l. by pitcaed bsllTiernan. First base
errors-N Yors o. Washington, struck Outward l.
Conner l. Brown l. welsh l. DALEY l. Passed tails
Brosn g; ,3iIiiran q Wild pitchss-weleh o'Day. l..
Umplro-Mr. Vseatina Tine-l@5.
Climb took strange fancy yesterday and
playing in really defeated Louisville opponent.
with ease The Louisville club played under protest claim
ing d. batcd ont OF orier kerins WAS fined
$50 for abusing the umpire. The SCORE wasi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-08

Earned runs-Mciropotan TO- Louisville l. First base
bsIs-Radford First base METROPOLITAN. 81
Louisville 2 Struck out-Metropoitan. Loui' willie 4.
Left on bases-NetropoliLan, Louisve 2 Double plays
Brien. R,dford bonohne ana llankinson werrk and
Ksiins Two base h.T o. Bnen Jones !. Hanknson z,
Browning Thioe-bas. hits-Hoaan Nsos Home runs
Jones Stolen bases-Collns l. Radort l. ID. OBren i.
Pascal bIlls-N1ne Wild piohes-Cushmsn !, Hecker q
Umpire-Mr Bauer. Time-l2O.
IIarkns exhibition OF anything bnt effective pitch
ing At ngon Brooklyn. and the 81 club
About 1900 people were present The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-08
WILKES NO MATCH FOR JOHNSTON.
PAGER AGAINST TRoTTRR-CIRCUIr RACES A.

HAMPDEN PARK.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. Sept fSpecfatL-The card for this
afternoons at Hampton Park attractive than
yesterday Tho feature OF the day the special match
the great PAGER Johnston reco OG TO har
and the famous campagner Harry wilkes for many
years king OF the free-for.all trotters. The
PAGER pulled o slender skeleton wagon and
wilkes drew fifty pound sulky. Johnston sold
In the pools 800 s22 the Wheeler John ston
had such world OF eel IN the frat mile that pool selling
on the ceased though the bookakers ed 15 TO
against Wikea wilkes has not hal for weeks
And Was far from being up 10 his usual mark.
PURSE $1,000 SPECIAL MATCH.
w. w. BARS tPhiadelphi,) b. Johnston to wagon. Il
Frank Van Nssss lSew.Yorkj b. 6. Harry Wilkes, to
Timo-2ie. 2:i6i 2iSI.
The opening race tire 227 with Ave contestants
Pools sold Green Girl ESQ., Jessie Ballard 500
% each. Spotted Beauty S. Green Girl finished fret.
elk lengths front Of Spotted Fools
70 ol7 Green Girl the hed The avorio led from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-08
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Coney Island Jockey Club races, sheepshead Bay :
u. M.
Ia, ing cornerstone OF Consolidated Exchange build
ing. Broadway and Exchsng ~ place, 8 80 p m
Republican Assembly conventions, Brooklyn, evening.
Nereer-st elevator accident investigation, Coroner
oilce.
Point, Conn.
Board Ct Electrical Control, Mayors ONCE noon
Knlckerbocker 4 acht Club regatta Port Norris.
Mrs Ftpnio u. RoDerts's case before Judge Donohue
Homeopathic Medical Society, ophthalmic Hospital,
p r
Veterans OF 9th New-York Cavalry reunion, Rossman
Hotel, ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-08
HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

h Avenue HOtstJustce sta.ley Mathews OF the u: 8;
Supreme Court. Murray HtH Hotst-Auorney .denersi
Denis OBrien OF Albany and eX Governor H. bFo ..
Heuss-kdward Burgess OF boston
HoleL-k Robert LOUIS Stevenson OF England
Holman Hsuss-Mayor John b. stanchhed OF Eimra anu
j. Potter u. Consul Crefci. Germany fnre hpe
Ro<t-Ex. gresham Alfred Ely, OF Rochester
Ho<L-Annle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-08
VETERANS WINNING AT TENNIS.

The second days play in the United States Lawn Tennis
Association tournament for doubles at the orange Tennis
clubs ground Morristown NJ j., yesterday married
by shower. which drove
who looking under The rain also made the
s perry A. expected, the
S0cum and Taylor beat their opponents
there little doubt that they will have fight
the maj round they done before The results
follows:
First Hounds NJ. Colgate, Orange Ten ais club, and
W. A. Brown, Orange Tennis Club, beat r. NJ. Carryi,
Frsnkn Archery Club, and q. h. Watson Orange Club,
TO, SO, SO
y. 4. shaw, IT,, Longwood Cricket Club, and 4. S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-08

BOTH SHARP AND HIS WIFE SLIGHTLY I'LL.
Both Jacob sharp aud his wife were far from well last
night Mrs Sharp suffering from cold and her hus-
band Frustrated by the dizziness which MS phys''
clan attribute, to heart trouble. Mr. and Mrs. Semes
and George sharp paid their usual visit Mr. Stickney
held short conference with his client, and Dr. IA. p
LOOMS called TO prescrlbs for him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-08

Earned runsBrooklyn 81 Louis. 10 First base 6y or
3; 81 Louis l. Total basehs- Brooklyn. 10 ~. Louis.
3d. First base on bals-Pipkney q Mcclellan l. swart
key csrahe, 3. Boyle King stolen oa','-Pekas,
.Comiskey O. Bowie King Struck out-oterson = PEG,
pies l. HarKips Robinson Double plays-tobinson and
Comsgey l. McClea and Phillips Three base hits-La-
than l. ONe g Two-bAss hlts-Swartwood Robinson !.
Wild piichss-Harkns2. Umpro-Mr. Ferguson Time
Two hours
The Detroit further by Il, two victories
Philadelphia club gets Ne York
n "A odafel fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-08
YACHTING ON LAKE GEORGE.

LAKE GEORGE, Sept THE annual races OF the Lake
George Yacht Club took place to-day over atweny'mhe
course Three boats started the coluee owned BY Doctors
J. bowling j, and George Bowling. Of Sew.York the
cutter Leila owned " Henry Hayden Of New.York and the
soop NAhnia owned Chandler OF New fork Inc RAGS
by the Coquett1 which was sailed oy " :: w.
bowling. The cutter finished second Time rive hours
and twenty 4 mlnutca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-08
STATEN ISLAND.

OF smallpox was fenerted yes
t.rday I'm the No 139 suas THIS Is tho
me non where the existed weeks ago.
The patent a last night removed the pest
house At the County House. In the town OF Norchneo